What's your most effective marketing tool? Would love to hear cool ideas...

[Holly Willner]

WE LOVE these and so do our clients!
We turn your business card into a mini memo pad...adding value and longevity to it. We even add a calendar on the back cover.

Here's a quick GOOGLE DOC page for more info...

http://docs.google.com/Doc?id=dczwxg54_5cpfppsnn&hl=en

[Jarrett Gucci]

Most effective marketing tool for me is myself. I do allot of online marketing but the offline marketing is important as well and I would be out of business without networking groups.

2nd best tool would be Twitter of course.

[Steve Smith]

Holly,
I find that providing samples of my work, seems to generate lots of interest. This approach may not be applicable for all businesses but if it's possible to deliver compelling examples of what you do to people that are looking for your type of service and they see value in it, it's a great way to engage them. Here's an example. Check out the video series I've been giving away- http://www.businesscoachingthatworks.com

[Dennis Fletcher]

Good discussion topic, Holly! In the past, a tent card that I used for years listed my major marketing services succinctly and generated much interest. Now, my participation in website content development seems to be the most effective way to generate interest in Fletcher Marketing Services (www.fletchermarketing.us).
Dennis

[Jarrett Gucci]

Hello Holly

Seems like FaceBook is becoming a very powerful tool to promote a brand or service. The largest growing population on FB is age 35 and older. They have doubled their users this year and out of the 300 million users, half of them log on any given day.

With these stats my company has mastered the custom page coding. Visit http://facebook.com/fanpagemaker to see a sample of how FB can promote your business.